Math, asked by vernikadudeja, 10 months ago

solve the following linear equations 3x-4y=5, 4x-5y=6

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Answered by anjalisingh2006

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

x=1 y = 2

x=1 y= 2

Answered by Anonymous

Answer:

-1;-2

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